Jez Butterworth's 'Jerusalem', 'Enron', the return of hippie musical 'Hair', a strong slate from the National Theatre and many other theatrical delights are going to hit London this year
Last Chance!
Until Sat Apr 3, Old Vic
Rising star Obi Abili takes on the role of Paul, the scarily plausible con artist who claims to be the son of (real-life) legendary actor Sidney Poitier. Read more
Last Chance!
Critics' Choice
Until Sat Feb 27, Barbican Centre
The legendary Peter Brook returns with a startling, new, epic exploration of religious conflict in Francophone West Africa. A retrospective of Brook's work for the big screen - including his groundbreaking adaptation of 'Lord of the Flies' - runs along side '11 and 12'. Read more
Last Chance!
Until Jan 14 2012, Adelphi Theatre
The world's most commercially successful piece of entertainment is returning in a new guise. Yes, the 'Phantom of the Opera' is back and this time he's moved to New York. Read more
Last Chance!
Critics' Choice
Until Sat Jun 5, Old Vic
Stoppard's 1982 sly take on infidelity written at a point when his marriage was starting to crumble and his unease at the pattern of his writing was growing. Read more
Recommended
2010 looks like another heavyweight year for the National. Dion Boucicault's 'London Assurance' gets the all-star cast award: Simon Russell Beale, Fiona Shaw and Richard Briers are all confirmed. And two long-promised shows finally make their appearance. After two years of celebrity Hamlets, Rory Kinnear's is the one the luvvies have been waiting for (Nicholas Hytner directs Shakespeare's tragedy in October). And Donmar director Michael Grandage was too busy with his Donmar West End season to do 'Danton's Death' last year: this July he brings it to the Olivier. Read more
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